Math and Science Fiesta

Graduating students design fun, Maths and Science-based games for their juniors to enjoy in this annual post-PSLE celebration of learning.

Last updated 19 August 2026

The Math and Science Fiesta is an annual post-PSLE tradition at AIPS which provides an excellent platform for our graduating students to apply their creative thinking and inventive skills through designing a myriad of games for their juniors to play. The games not only have to be engaging and fun, but also need to have Mathematics and Science concepts infused. The juniors have plenty of fun trying out the games as they challenge their knowledge of Mathematics and Science concepts. It is indeed a wonderful celebration of learning for everyone.

Cardboard ATM model on a table with play money; children in red shirts work in a classroom behind it.

Students present a handmade target shooting game at a school activity fair.

Students in red uniforms stand near a cardboard game booth with cups and a rules sign in a school hall.

Several primary school students in red uniforms gathered around a table with a cardboard craft project made from plastic bottles.

Students in red Ahmad Ibrahim Primary School uniforms at an indoor activity, one holding a box with paper cups.

Students in red uniforms stand in a school hall, one boy holding a Nerf blaster while another points directions.

Students in red uniforms gathered in a school hall around a homemade cardboard vending machine holding colorful cans.

Students showcase a handmade spin-the-wheel game at a school activity fair.

Large school hall filled with students in red tops and brown uniforms gathered around tables during an indoor activity.

A woman in white hands out stationery to uniformed primary school children queuing at a table in a school hall.

Two girls in red uniforms pose with peace signs beside a handmade Ball Dropper game at a school fair.